by Sue Martin | Jan 28, 2022 | News
For Catholic Schools Week, I welcome these inspiring words from one of our local sportsmen speaking to the pupils. First and foremost, you should all be proud of yourselves as young people for coming through the last 18 – 24 months as all aspects of your lives...
by Sue Martin | Jan 21, 2022 | News
On this ‘Sunday of the Word of God’, we are invited to deepen our relationship with the Lord through our devotion and dedication to reading and praying with scripture. In each reading, we hear how the Spirit of the Lord revives, liberates, sustains, unites and gives...
by Sue Martin | Jan 21, 2022 | News
Last Sunday I sat in the pews for a change, attending the 11.00am Mass at the Cathedral in Porto. Walking oh so slowly up the steepest set of steps I’ve ever climbed I wondered if the option of watching Fr Brian on the live stream might not have been the better...
by Sue Martin | Jan 14, 2022 | News
In the First Reading this week, Isaiah uses the beautiful imagery of a wedding to describe the ways in which the deep love of God for his people will transform our lives. God delights in us: ‘As the bridegroom rejoices in his bride so will your God rejoice in you’....
by Sue Martin | Jan 14, 2022 | News
I bumped into three mums outside the school one day during the week. They were chatting, keeping an eye on their kids playing nearby and waiting for the others to finish school. I’ve often found this to be a fantastic time to have an impromptu meeting with parents, a...
by Sue Martin | Jan 1, 2022 | News
Capodanno, is the word you might see in Italy on posters advertising the New Year celebrations. Until I spent one end of year holiday in Amalfi I had no idea what an exuberant and joyful celebrations the Italians enjoy. I well remember that New Year’s Eve in 1990,...